AUCTION SALES. rpiiK NK VV ZC,A I.A Mi LOAN A.M * ,\ii- ri;a\ rii.K trench co iLIST 01*' SALES FOR OCTOBER— Thursday 7—Hawera. Thursday 7—Koburatahi. Friday B—Palmer Road. Friday 8. —Clearing Sale on account of David Blackstock, Waingongoro Road, Cardiff. Monday 11—Opuuake. Tuesday 12—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday 12—Manaia. Friday 15—Te Wera. Friday 15—Waver ley. Monday 18—Stratford Bull Fair, Monday 18—Kakaramea. Tuesday 19—Stratford. Tuesday 19—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday 19—Stratford Wool, Skin, and Hide Sale. Tuesday 19—Kakaramea Empty Heifer and Bull Fair. Wednesday 20—Eltbam. Thursday 21—Hawera. Friday 22—Palmer Road. Monday 25—Opuuake. Tuesday 26 Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday 26 -Manaia. Friday 29—Waverley.
HAW ERA SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1915. At 1 p.m. rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND -» MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., wil sell by Public Auction as above—--40 fat and forward cows 30 mixed yearlings 20 empty heifers 50 yearling heifers 5 bulls 50 prime fat wethers 50 prime fat ewes 40 fat ewes 20 fat wethers 30 mixed Hoggets 20 pigs IN DAIRY PENS—--40 springing heifers 10 springing cows DOUGLAS SALEYARDS. MONDAY, 11th OCTOBER, 1915. ■jVTEWIDN KING will sell by Auc b ’ tion a s above— AD MINE including—ggQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, 30 yearling steers (Shorthorn Holstein) 10 choice yearling heifers 30 in-calf 2-year heifers 0 empty cows WITHOUT RESERVE—--15 springing heifers Snle at I o’clock .riu r " was ~ , S \ UiJg^ / w*!-, .. Big Fig Profits! Leading farmers find (here is more money in pigs when Palmer’s Pig Meal is used. “Palmer fed” pigs have been sold as porkers when 5 mon'lis old. Palmer’s Pig Meal nourishes and fattens; it is made by a scientific process from the finest rye, corn, peas and barley. It pays to use it. It s low price is returned twenty-fold in increased profits ! Write now for particulars. A.. 1 PALMER & CO. Palmerston N. Tho New Zealand Loan and Mercan ole Agency Coy, Ltd., are suppliers of this Meal.
NORTH AUCKLAND. About 300 ACRES, of which 250 acres | has been or is now under the plough; practically all flat and bounded on two sides by a river. There is about 50 acres now in autumn oats, showing good prospects. The place is subdivided into several paddocks, and the fences and gates aioa I i good. Good modern new 1 bouse of 7 rooms, and all conveniences, including Lot and cold water service and situated in a most charming position, commanding n 'dew of the Bay of Islands Harbor, 2 miles away, where there is lovely fishing and boating to be obtained. Good big orchard and two ! plantations, providing plenty of I fencing and firewood timber. The owner is offering the above improved halt ol In;, farm, as lie finds the "bole property too big for him, and lie can then improve the other portion more fully. Now running sheep ami cattle, and sheep do remarkably well. This should suit a man who wants to semi retire. School within one mile of property. Priee only ,4:12 per acre, and good terms given, iirther particulars apply L. .TEFFERIS. Kirikiri, Bay of Islands.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 32, 6 October 1915, Page 8
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